Примеры использования To reduce greenhouse на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Action is needed in order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Her country fully intended to ratify the Kyoto Protocol andwas implementing measures to reduce greenhouse gases.
EN18 Initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and reductions achieved.
NAMAs by developing countries shall aim to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Need to Reduce Greenhouse Gas(GHG) Emissions and Improve Fuel Economy from Passenger Cars and Light Trucks.
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So the EU encourages air carriers to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The United Nations system will continue to contribute to the economic transformation implied by efforts to reduce greenhouse gases.
Adaptation measures and efforts to reduce greenhouse gases are taken at different levels guided by national policies and strategies.
Series of seminars on environmentally sound technologies to reduce greenhouse gases in construction.
At the same time,all delegations noted that efforts to reduce greenhouse gases would need to take due account of the common but differentiated responsibilities and capabilities of countries.
Clearly it is urgent that the international community take more aggressive action to reduce greenhouse gases.
In addition, co-generation is considered today as one of the means to reduce greenhouse(СО2) and harmful(NOx, SO2) gas emissions in the energy sector.
An example concerned global warming and climate change andthe need for developed countries to increase their efforts to reduce greenhouse gases.
Opportunities for the Ad Hoc Group to be actively involved in projects to reduce greenhouse gases from the use of coal as an energy source will be discussed.
Our role, as political decision makers, is to ensure that the necessary technology-- which already exists-- is put to use to reduce greenhouse gases.
The linkage with climate change was noted,with Parties reporting that efforts to reduce greenhouse gases also contributed to reducing air pollutants under this Protocol and vice versa.
That is particularly important given the important negotiation process lying ahead,from which we expect much more ambitious goals to reduce greenhouse gases worldwide.
The President's plan to reduce greenhouse gases commits new resources to energy research and programmes to promote the wider use of cleaner and more energy-efficient technologies in the U.S economy.
All States should take immediate action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Solutions must be developed to minimize the impact of climate change on human rights, andshould include the adoption of mitigation measures to reduce greenhouse gases.
Support developing countries in the assessment of their mitigation potential andin measuring their efforts to reduce greenhouse gases including the compilation and reporting of national greenhouse gas inventories.
The CARICOM countries noted with concern that, although more than 150 countries had signed the Convention, the only ones to ratify itwere the developing countries, which had no legally-binding commitment to reduce greenhouse gases.
Under this Convention, countries have agreed to cooperate in climate science and in actions to reduce greenhouse gases and the harmful effects of climate change and variability and to take advantage of the beneficial effects.
Improvements to national vehicle efficiency standards and investments in alternative fuels andvehicles help local governments to reduce greenhouse gas and local air pollutants.
The failure of developed countries to fulfil their commitments to reduce greenhouse gases under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol is directly related to the global warming that affects the enjoyment of human rights.
In order to address the issue of climate change, regional andbilateral efforts to reduce greenhouse gases must persist.
Japan had taken a number of regional andbilateral initiatives to reduce greenhouse gases, including the East Asia Low Carbon Growth Partnership, its low-carbon growth and climate resilient development strategy within the framework of TICAD, and its new flexible market mechanism.
In turn, the laureate of the Global Energy Prize 2007, Professor Thorsteinn Ingi Sigfusson(Iceland),Director General of the Innovation Center of Iceland mentioned that the development of new technologies is dictated by the desire to reduce greenhouse emissions into the atmosphere.
He again urged the developed countries which had not yet ratified the Protocol to do so, andto take firm steps to reduce greenhouse gases, assist in efforts to mitigate the effects of such emissions, such as adaptation measures and relocation of affected populations.
States that bring cases before the International Court of Justice against developed countries that fail to comply with their obligations under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Kyoto Protocol,including commitments to reduce greenhouse gases.